Surprisingly, a wave of hotel‑related offers floods callers from the same number, promising discounts on “VIP” stays or travel cards. The scripts often cite outdated address details, then push you to confirm current personal information – a classic red flag for data‑harvesting. If you receive such calls, hang up immediately, note the time and content, and add the number to your phone’s block list. Report the nuisance to your local consumer protection agency and consider registering with the national do‑not‑call registry. Personal data should never be shared with unsolicited callers, and a firm opt‑out request must be confirmed in writing when possible.
I asked to be removed, but they began disputing with me
These folks are total liars. They act like they know all about you to fish for real details. They mentioned an outdated address of mine and asked for current info. Claimed I was picked specially for my platinum card (gag). When I questioned which one (since many cards offer platinum), the caller hung up fast.
Pushing those discount card deals.
Prodávají cestovní kartu Hotel express. Nepřestanou volat, požádal jsem je o odstranění z jejich databáze, ale stejně volají
Pushing 50% off hotel bookings. The woman botched my name entirely.
Angifuni izimpahla zabo
International Hotel's 'VIP' crew
